Jerry Mintah has transitioned in and out of the Faul Group throughout his undergraduate chemistry degree at Bristol, contributing to a published study in a high-impact journal during this time. He now returns to pursue his PhD, focusing on the design and development of metal-free porous polymers for CO2 capture and conversion.
Welcome back, Jerry!
Last week, Ulia spoke and presented her research during the IX. Polymer Science and Technology Congress, organised biennially by the Polymer Science and Technology Association, at Middle East Technical University in Ankara.
This congress aims to unite top researchers, industry professionals, and students to discuss the latest advances in polymer science and technology, fostering collaboration and innovation.
During this month, Xue attended and presented at the data-driven discovery in the chemical sciences Faraday Discussion in Oxford, focused on the role of big data, machine learning, and artificial intelligence in various areas of chemistry. The event brought together researchers from both academic and industrial backgrounds.
Thanks for representing the group, Xue!
The University of Bristol is seeking a Research Associate for a project on 3D-printed electrochemical reactors within the Lennox and Faul Labs. The role involves designing, fabricating, and characterising advanced materials and devices, focusing on electrochemical applications.
Ideal candidates will have a strong background in chemistry, materials science, or a related field, with experience in 3D printing and electrochemistry. This is a fixed-term position, offering a competitive salary and opportunities for career development in an interdisciplinary research environment.
For more details, visit the job listing.
The undergraduates of 2024 (Ed Robinson, Tara Goldsworthy, Robin Fryar & Annabel Coekin) and Dr Sam Deeks celebrate their time within the Faul Research Group in July, 2024.
Congratulations, all.
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